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From the UK: Seems to me that very few people except those with very direct interests, support the Keir Starmer Government and his Finance Minister - Reeves who is universally regarded as a disaster (armed with an Oxford PPE degree & ye
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Point taken! Scanning comments rapidly to move on to actually doing some work today - has its drawbacks.
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Yes, but where do you live?
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Good point! Interestingly there is evidence that at least some life forms appear to benefit from 'highly radioactive' water. https://hal.science/hal-03025146v1/file/Petit%20et%20al%2020... "Direct M
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What is 'the science'? If you're not in agreement with 'the science', you're simply wrong. Why can't those mavericks that you find in almost every every discipline understand this and learn to accept '
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Jane Goodall: “My question was: How far along our human path, which has led to hatred and evil and full-scale war, have chimpanzees traveled?”
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We can agree on that but how about spreading more widely the simple advice - floss thoroughly & daily, clean your teeth twice a day and don't let sugars hang around in your mouth for extended periods. We know these pathogenic oral
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https://www.ft.com/content/b8c02080-a290-4af7-9702-03230aa9c... "Hackers obtained the details of tens of millions of British voters in a “complex cyber attack” on the Electoral Commission that went undetected for
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Only a day or two since this was announced and a petition against ID Cards has already reached 1 million - way beyond the 100,000 required for a Parliamentary Debate. I wonder what the petition's growth rate will be over the next coupl
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'Evidence That Acetaminophen Triggers Autism in Susceptible Individuals Has Been Ignored and Mishandled for More Than a Decade' https://www.preprints.org/frontend/manuscript/a6a26b165faf5e... 'Overw
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Avoid the generalizations - 'everything ...' and try to think what the countless million other ova and spermatozoa who didn't make it into the universe at all would make of your despair. Let's predict your response '
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How interesting.
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The Cultification of Science
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I have to say - thank you for that!
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Exactly. To remind us - it's the fructose which is a metabolic problem in amounts over a certain value - worth checking out why. Cane sugar and beet sugar both contain sucrose which is one glucose linked to one fructose molecule so you
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I live in Romania. You can have whatever test you want if they can do it. Mostly they can at least in our central area. No doctor's note needed.
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Agreed. What's the way forward though? https://www.romania-insider.com/insurance-union-one-cyclist-... 'In Romania, one cyclist dies every two days'
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You learn something every day.
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'The highest earning 1% in the UK pay an estimated 28% of all income tax. ' https://fullfact.org/economy/do-top-1-earners-pay-28-tax-bur... The good news is that not all that '1% of the rich' are le
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Agreed!Two things here: 1. Totally deficient regulatory framework and 2. The argument for those on the Right or Left is - do those running the company bear the consequences of their actions? Do public servants? Almost never. We need water,
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I am not only absolutely right but also astute and thoughtful - there's awful lot of us!
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We meet this casual use of acronyms all too often on HN. It only takes a line or two to enable everyone to follow along without recourse to a search expedition.
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How is it she's still in a job?
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"[Bits of] the universe observing itself" is indisputably true. And we know (as far as we can tell) that maintaining our component atoms within a certain kind of dynamic pattern is a prerequisite for what we experience as life and
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Rather surprising then that we have the Commonwealth of 56 member states, most of which were former territories of the British Empire from which the Commonwealth developed. They are connected through their use of the English language and cu
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Romanians I've spoken to all say they voted for Nicusor Dan because the other candidate(s) were/was so dire.
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Not that individualistic. We have tables giving upper and lower limits for around 26 nutrients for daily intake. These tables are published by dozens of countries which mostly did their own research over decades. The tables are pretty much
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Here's one issue. Romania has a really lousy motorway system, what there is of it. I gather that corruption has much to do with this apart from construction difficulties involving the Carpathians. As an example there isn't even a
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What is it then that they love doing? Is there a long-term thrill in being a piracy site? I don't think so. No truth in the angel story but they do say "it aims to "catalog all the books in existence" and "track hum
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Which/Whose Lord?
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